After the death of Emperor Wu of Han, the eight-year-old Emperor Zhao of Han ascended the throne, and before his death, Emperor Wu of Han left four auxiliary ministers for his young son, but unexpectedly, one of these four auxiliary ministers was a Xiongnu. It should be known that the most famous thing of Emperor Wudi of Han was to fight against the Huns, and it can be said that the Xiongnu were the greatest enemies of Emperor Wudi of Han's life, so why did he appoint a Xiongnu as an auxiliary minister?
Kim Il-seok
This Hun was named Jin Ribao, and he was not an ordinary Hun, but the prince of the Hun King Hutu. In the second year of the Yuan Dynasty (121 BC), Huo went ill and defeated the Xiongnu Hun Evil King and the Hu Tu King, causing them heavy losses. The Xiongnu Shan Yu was repeatedly defeated by the Han army because of the Hun Evil King, suffered heavy losses, and was furious, and wanted to summon the Hun Evil King. When the Hun Evil King learned of this, he was very panicked, so he persuaded King Hu Tu to surrender with him, and because King Hu Tu had suffered little losses, it was estimated that Shan Yu would not kill him, and he repented halfway through, and the Hun Evil King killed King Hu Tu. King Xiutu was forced to surrender to han, and after Jin Ilju surrendered to Han, he was placed in the Yellow Gate Bureau to raise horses, when he was only fourteen years old.
Emperor
One day, Emperor Wudi of Han took all the concubines and palace ladies to review the horses raised in the palace. When dozens of horse-rearing slaves who had been in the company for many years led their horses past His Highness, most of them peeked at the beautiful women in the temple. At this time, the tall and good-looking Kim Il-seok appeared, only to see him stride forward, without squinting, leading the horse past. Emperor Wu of Han was deeply appreciative of this slave, and after learning of Jin Ilju's origins, he dismissed him as a slave on the spot and appointed him as a horse breeding supervisor.
Han Dynasty beauties
After being released from slavery, Jin Ilju rose all the way to the position of Guanglu Doctor, and Emperor Wu of Han trusted and favored him, and when he went out, he rode in the same car with him; when he was in the palace, Jin Ilju waited by Emperor Wu's side. Kim Il-il-so was very humble, and even if he was favored by Emperor Wu, he did not serve and indulge, and strictly demanded his family. Jin Ilju's eldest son had misbehaved with the palace maid in the palace and was killed on the spot by him, so Emperor Wudi of Han trusted him even more.
After the death of Emperor Wu of Han, Jin Ilju, Together with Huo Guang and others, became auxiliary ministers to assist the young Emperor Zhao of Han. In the first year of the first century, Jin Ilju fell ill and died, and was buried next to the Mao Mausoleum of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty.